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West Pearland Area C O M M U N I T Y

N E W S L E T T E R Including Shadow Creek Ranch june 2015

Shadow Creek Ranch, Silver Lake, Silver Creek, Fieldton Village, Southwyck, Autumn Lakes, Sunrise Lakes, Parknut, Summersetshire, South Hampton, Hickery Place, Southdown, Country Place school news

Manvel High School Percussion to perform at The Midwest Clinic

The Manvel High School Percussion Ensemble under the direction of Louis Boldrighini has been invited to perform at The Midwest Clinic, an International Band and Orchestra Conference in Chicago. The annual Midwest Clinic is the largest of its kind in the country, showcasing world class ensembles, educators, and performances.

The students rehearsed their music for two months; then recorded and submitted selections for consideration by The Midwest Clinic at the beginning of March. Selected groups were notified in April. “It is an amazing honor to be selected to perform at the prestigious Midwest Clinic,” Boldrighini said.

The students will perform in front of a national audience of musicians and educators. “It is very exciting,” added Boldrighini. “The Manvel High School Percussion Ensemble is proud to represent Alvin ISD and our community. This is something that the students and I will remember for the rest of our lives.”

Members of the selected Manvel High School Percussion Ensemble include Junior, Joshua Berry; Sophomores; Anthony Allen, Bailey Gray, Breanna Nwankwo and Freshmen; Catherine Lloyd, Donovan Pik, Joshua Villanueva.

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Steve Gonzalez is a criminal defense trial lawyer out of Alvin. He works throughout Texas concentrating his efforts in Brazoria, Galveston, Harris and Fort Bend counties. He received his undergraduate degree from Trinity University in San Antonio in 1992 and his law degree from the University of Houston in 1997. Steve has been married for 20 years to his college sweetheart and is the proud father of two tennis-playing daughters. He is an avid tennis player himself, an Ironman Triathlete and a former college football player. His motto at work, sports and life in general is “Attitude is Everything.” After 17 years in practice, Steve has been selected to the 2014 Super Lawyers list.

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General Information

Please see the website, www.shadowcreekranchmuds.com, for dates, times, and locations of upcoming meetings. MUD 26 generally meets every first Tuesday at 11:00 am at the offices of Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP, 3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 2600, Houston, Texas 77027.

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In addition to the website, agendas for each meeting are posted at the Emerald Village Recreation Center, 11814 N. Clear Lake Loop, Pearland, Texas 77584, and at the Brazoria County Courthouse at least 72 hours before every meeting, and the Board of Directors invites all members of the public to attend its meetings. Please contract the Disctrict through the “contact� page on the new website if you need confirmation of a Board meeting.

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As a reminder, the City of Pearland operates our water and sewer system and provides garbage collection services. If you have any questions about your service, please call the City or Pearland at 281-652-1603.

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Alvin ISD Education Foundation raises $12,000 in School Campaign

Board Eligible Pediatric Dentist

Ford’s Drive 4 UR School campaign was a huge success for the Alvin ISD Education Foundation. On Saturday, May 2, 2015, the Alvin ISD Education Foundation, students, parents and community supporters turned out to take test drives in a new Ron Carter Ford vehicle. With the Alvin ISD Education Foundation board members acting as salespeople, the program which was sponsored nationally by Ford Motor Company, provided $40 to the foundation for every driver that got behind the wheel.

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Sheila Olson, executive director of the Alvin ISD Education Foundation, was all smiles as lines formed in the Alvin High School stadium parking lot and she was in constant motion making sure everything was just perfect.

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“We’ve done this for about four years now and this was the largest and most energetic one yet,� said Olson. “We had over 300 drivers and will receive $12,000 from Ron Carter Ford and Ford Motor Company! This equals grants and scholarships for the students and teachers of Alvin ISD.�

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Pictured, Alvin ISD student Blake Garza enjoys attempting to drive the Alvin ISD Police Department provided pedal kart, while wearing impaired glasses. This was a great opportunity for him to learn the effects of driving under the influence.

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Silvercrest PTA end of year updates

As the school year draws to a close, we’d like to thank everyone at Silvercrest; teachers, staff, parents and students for a great year. We hope you all have a wonderful summer, see you in August! Go Stallions!

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PTA Membership Just a reminder, when you go to Silvercrest for teacher pick up the week before school starts, our PTA will be there ready and eager to welcome renewals from existing PTA members and brand new members too! Please consider joining us, the PTA does a lot of great work for the school and your support is vital. Thank you!

June Spirit Night Spirit nights are so important in raising funds and a really easy way for you to contribute. Eat at the restaurant below on the date listed, and the restaurant will kindly donate funds back to our school. Come and join in our last spirit night of this school year, itís terrific seeing Silvercrest friends and enjoying great food! Chick-Fil-A - Tuesday, June 2nd

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Our Summer appointments are filling up quickly!

Schedule your child’s dental visit today 11041 Shadow Creek Parkway • Suite 125 • Pearland, TX 77584

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School Supplies If you want to take the hard work out of getting your Silvercrest student’s supplies for the next school year, look no further! School supplies will be on sale for 2015-16 from April 27th until June 12th. Go to www.educationalproducts.com/shoppacks and enter SIL033 for the school ID. Follow the steps to complete your order. The supplies will be delivered right to your child’s new classroom at the start of the new school year. Could it be easier?!

Stallion Stampede A huge thank you to everyone who came and supported our annual Stallion Stampede Fun Run and Auction. Although the inclement weather meant the 5k and 10k races were unfortunately cancelled, spirits werenít dampened by the rain and we are delighted to announce that we still raised over $20,000 from the race, breakfast, auction and our sponsors! This will go a long way to supporting school programs and making sure the PTA can continue its work, so thanks again! We also want to take a moment to thank our terrific sponsors, we truly appreciate their support for this great event and their commitment to contributing to our wonderful school. You guys rock!

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NEW THIS YEAR! YOUNG MEN’S CHOIR!!! Grades 6, 7, 8 Voice & Sight-Singing Class for Jr.High Students Clear Lake Presbyterian Church 1511 El Dorado Blvd., 77062 Register online at: bayareayouthsingers.org by June 10, 2015. Questions? Call 832-693-3864 Camp Sponsors: Bay Area Youth Singers and the Bay Area Chorus(non-profit, 501(c)3 organizations)

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The Silvercrest Elementary PTA Community Outreach Committee's collection of personal items for Christian Helping Hands concluded May 8 and was a big success. We collected 1,121 items weighing 479 pounds! The fourth grade brought in the most items and they will be receiving a healthy snack to celebrate. Way to go Silvercrest families! Thank you for your generosity in giving to our community. Page 4

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Pearland ISD earns top grade in Children at Risk rankings

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Pearland Independent School District boasted 100 percent of its schools earning A’s and B’s and five schools among the top 100 in the Houston area, according to recently-released Children at Risk 2015 rankings.

Of the 21 district campuses ranked, 16 received an A ranking – making Pearland ISD the largest Houston-area district with only A and B scores.

The local nonprofit organization examines public schools in the eight-county Houston region, ranking them on an A-F grade scale primarily based on State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness reading and math scores.

A grades were for schools at or above the 75th percentile, while B grades were for those at or above the 55th percentile. In addition, the analysis considers annual student progress on state tests and the relative scores of low-income students. This year, Children at Risk ranked 870 elementary schools, 315 intermediate schools and 163 high schools.

In Pearland ISD, only Turner College and Career High School and PACE Center were excluded from the rankings – TCCHS being a new school with insufficient data from Texas Education Agency and PACE being an alternative campus. In addition to examining student scores in reading and math, the Children at Risk study took into account campuses that helped low-income students succeed academically, gains in test scores from the previous school year and college readiness through participation rates and scores on SAT, ACT To Advertise Call 281-488-7422

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A Houston-based nonprofit organization, Children at Risk has evaluated all Texas public schools since 2009, using the most recent data from TEA. To view Children at Risk’s complete Houston-area rankings, visit http://childrenatrisk.org/content/?page_id=8074.

While groups like this provide valid and useful data, for practicality and efficiency Pearland ISD continues to use the state accountability system, which provides a measure for every student, student group and campus.

For more information about Pearland ISD accountability ratings, visit the district’s testing page at www.pearlandisd.org or the TEA website at www.tea.texas.gov. Pearland ISD Teacher of the Year

Rogers Midd le School’s Tammy Norman and Dawson High School’s Melissa Ward won the highest award possible for a Pearland Independent School District teacher – the elementary and secondary Teacher of the Year Award. Both winners were announced during the district’s service awards celebration on May 1. Pictured are (from left) DHS interim principal Kelly Holt, Ward, Norman and Rogers principal Dana Miles.

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Nguyen, Rolater win Glenda Dawson First-Year Teacher Award

W A T K I N S Pictured, Silverlake Elementary’s Jennifer Nguyen and Berry Miller Junior High’s Rebecca Rolater won the highest honor possible for a first-year Pearland Independent School District teacher – the elementary and secondary Glenda Dawson First-Year Teacher Award. Both winners were announced during the district’s service awards celebration on May 1. Pictured are (from left) Silverlake principal LaKesha Vaughn, Nguyen, Rolater and Berry Miller assistant principal Charles Allen. Kelly Hestand Named Shadow Creek High School Principal

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â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Shadow Creek High School principal position drew extensive attention from applicants across the state. Alvin ISD received more than 73 applicants for the position and we are confident that Kelly Hestandâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s diverse background and experiences at multiple high schools, and her advanced knowledge of upper level mathematics curriculum will allow her to achieve incredible outcomes at Shadow Creek High School,â&#x20AC;? said Alvin ISD Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources, Allen Roberts. â&#x20AC;&#x153;As a believer in lifelong learning, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;m driven by a commitment to help students grow as individuals and to build a campus culture with high expectations of success.â&#x20AC;? Opening this new campus is truly an honor and I look forward to partnering with parents and community members to provide our students with limitless opportunities focused on helping each child achieve their goals,â&#x20AC;? Hestand said. New Shadow Creek High School principal Kelly Hestand is pictured here with son, Noah; daughter, Ella, 11 and husband, Jimmy. To Advertise Call 281-488-7422

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$50.00 entrance fee includes Dinner, Drinks (beer, bootleg, sodas), Poker Tournament Seat or Casino Chips, and 5 Raffle Tickets. Register Today! Sponsorship opportunities are available. Contact Andrew Miller at 281-652-1659 or by email at amiller@mykpb.org. All proceeds support the Joe Miller Environmental Scholarship Fund given to graduating high school seniors in Pearland. To date, the fund has distributed over $35,000 to local high school graduates pursuing higher education KPB NIGHTS-Concerts in the Park.

Keep Pearland Beautiful is scheduling a nights for our volunteers and members to show their KPB spirit by wearing their favorite KPB attire to the Concert in the Park on June 12, 2015. This concert is hosted by the City of Pearland and take place at Southdown Park (2150 Countryplace Parkway Pearland, TX 77584) at 7PM. Wear your favorite KPB shirt, stop by the KPB table and pick up a special prize! Page 8

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“Leadership Pearland” is a program run by the Pearland Chamber of Commerce that is a gateway for individuals with goals to become more involved in the City of Pearland and hold leadership positions to be able to achieve those aspirations. The program consists of a total of eleven events that center on learning about areas such as City, County, State and Federal government, economic development, education, emergency response, and other key aspects of the Pearland community.”

The Leadership Pearland class encountered the “long arm of the law” from the City of Pearland, Brazoria County and the State of Texas. This was the eighth event out of eleven total in the Leadership Pearland class program. This had always been a long anticipated day on the schedule since it gets you behind the scenes to places that are not normally accessible to the general public.

Overall, it was a great day learning about the different branches of law enforcement and how they protect and serve the Pearland Community. Thank you to all the law enforcement that risk their lives every day to keep us and our families safe. The Leadership Pearland Class of 2014-2015 consists of: Brian Castille (Cobb, Fendley & Associates, Inc.), Donna Coneley (Memorial Hermann Southeast and Pearland), Fay Watson (Keep Pearland Beautiful), Jacob Williamson (Frost Bank), Jim Johnson (Pearland Chamber of Commerce), Kevin Murphy (Triad Retail Construction), Mark Smith (The Law Office of Mark Smith, PLLC), Marylyn Harris (Harrland Healthcare), Preston Phillips (Amegy Bank), Rodney Porter (Kelsey Seybold Clinic), Seth Thompson (AG CM, Inc.), Wendy Del Bello (Alvin Community College) and Clay Herndon (Freese and Nichols, Inc.).

is located in The Commerce Center, 6117 Broadway, Pearland, Texas 77581. For more information call (281) 485 -3634 or visit www.pearland texaschamber.us Leadership Pearland Class of 2014-2015 with Justice of the Peace Gordon Starkenburg. VFW Post 7109 installs new officers

VFW Post 7109 located on 4202 W Walnut St. in Pearland held the installation of new officers on May 1, 2015. Bob Hansen passed on the responsibilities to Commander Louis Barnes a retired veteran. The Ladies Auxiliary reinstall Frankie Santoro as President. VFW Membership is open to the men and women that have served in a war zone. The auxiliary members are Wives, Daughters, Step Daughters, Nieces, etc. Join us! Meetings are on third Thursdays at 7:00pm, VFW open to Public 12pm, Bingo every Sunday, Open 5pm. Win some of the $2,500.00! Wrestling 3rd Friday of the month. Large or Small hall for rent. For more information contact Louis at 281-772-4268 or Frankie at 281-546-5631.

For more information regarding Leadership Pearland, please contact Carol Artz-Bucek, President/CEO at carol. artz@pearlandtexaschamber.us.

As the voice of business, the Pearland, TX Chamber of Commerce’s Mission: Support business. Promote growth. The Pearland Chamber of Commerce To Advertise Call 281-488-7422

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on school supplies and fun at this FREE back-to-school program for children ages 3-11. Hours are 9 a.m. - noon. For more information, call the Brazoria County Parks Dept. at 979-864-1541.

Sunday, September 6- Happy Labor Day! Enjoy free chili cheese dogs, washer tournament, limbo, and more fun at San Luis Pass County Park. Registered campers only; for information or reservations, call 979-2336026. Saturday, September 12, 1-3 p.m. Basic Field Archery at Resoft County Park. Learn the basics of field archery with instructor Olan Steve. All equipment provided. Space is limited. To pre-register, contact Camp Mohawk County Park at 281-581-2319.

Saturday, September - Texas Navy Day Celebration. Celebrate the Republic of Texas Navy at Surfside. Interact with costumed interpreters and watch period artillery at work; peruse vendor booths at Town Hall. Flag raising at 8 a.m.; infantry drill at various times; 10 a.m. cannon school (interpreters only). Held in conjunction with the Fort Velasco Restoration Project’s Fundraising Dinner. For information, call 979-864-1541.

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Saturday, 26 September - Texas Adopt-A-Beach Fall Clean-Up. Volunteers gather at 9 a.m. in Surfside and Quintana for a general beach clean-up. Dress for the weather and bring along some water. Supplies provided; lunch afterward. For more information, contact James at 979-864-1541 (Surfside) or Patty at 979-233-1461 (Quintana).

Saturday, 17 October, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Basic Field Archery at Camp Mohawk County Park. Learn the basics of field archery with instructor Marvin Hall. All equipment provided. Space is limited. To pre-register, contact Camp Mohawk County Park at 281-581-2319.

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Monday-Thursday, June 29-July 2, 9 a.m. - noon - Nature Camp at Camp Mohawk County Park. Outdoor nature-related programming with the Brazoria County Master Naturalists. Ages 7-12. $30 per camper; limited space available. Pre-registration required; registration deadline is June 13. For information or to register, call 979-864-1541 or e-mail jamesg@brazoria-county.com.

Tuesday, 03 November - Stephen F. Austin Birthday Celebration. Join volunteers and students at the Austin Statue at Hwy 288 and Hwy 35 for a celebration with a guest speaker, historical characters, musket volleys, music, and refreshments. Free event sponsored by local groups. For information, call the Department Office at 979-864-1541.

Saturday, August 1 - KidsFest at Bates Park, Angleton. Rack up

For more information or reservations, contact Quintana Beach County Park at 979-233-1461.

Saturday, July 4- Happy Independence Day! Enjoy free chili cheese dogs, washer tournament, limbo, and more fun at San Luis Pass County Park. Registered campers only; for information or reservations, call 979-233-6026. Pearland Area Community Newsletter • June 2015

Thursday, 31 December - New Years Eve Party at Quintana Beach County Park. Come enjoy a safe New Year’s Eve Party the whole family can attend. Potluck dinner, bingo, and board games begin at 6 p.m. Registered campers only.

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Registration is now open for Nature Camp 2105

Nature Camp is a fun and educational day camp for children ages 7-12, hosted by the Brazoria County Parks Department with lots of help from the Cradle of Texas Master Naturalists. The camp will take place at Camp Mohawk County Park, nestled among the pine trees along Chocolate Bayou near Alvin. Hands-on activities are conducted by the Master Naturalists, who are expert at bringing together fun and informative sessions to entertain and educate inquisitive youngsters.

Nature Camp is 9 a.m. - noon from June 29 through July 2. This half-day camp takes full advantage of cooler summer mornings before temperatures make outdoor activities uncomfortable. At a cost of only $30 per child, Nature Camp is an affordable option for almost every family.

All programming is centered on nature studies and environmental stewardship and involves both information and hands-on activity. Children will learn about birds, habitat, and fly-ways; they will experience the diversity of insect life and the wonder of aquatic habitats by actually capturing and examining the tiny creatures sharing their world. Reptiles are a special and very popular subject, as is a hike along the parkís trail system, where guides introduce campers to various local species of trees and vegetation. While not a truly “nature” subject, basic archery instruction is provided as both a fun activity and an introduction to the mental and physical discipline essential to many pursuits. Nature Camp is both fun and informative. Space is limited to only 30 participants - pre-registration is required. For information or to register, call 979-864-1541 or e-mail jamesg@brazoria-county.com. The deadline for registration is June 12.

To Advertise Call 281-488-7422

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Please see the website, www.shadowcreekranchmuds.com, for dates, times, and locations of upcoming meetings. MUD 26 generally meets every first Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. at the offices of Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP, 3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 2600, Houston, Texas 77027. In addition to the website, agendas for each meeting are posted at the Emerald Village Recreation Center, 11814 N. Clear Lake Loop, Pearland, Texas 77584, and at the Brazoria County Courthouse at least 72 hours before every meeting, and the Board of Directors invites all members of the public to attend its meetings. Please contact the District through the “contact” page on the new website if you need confirmation of a Board meeting.

As a reminder, the City of Pearland operates our water and sewer system and provides garbage collection services. If you have any questions about your service, please call the City of Pearland at (281) 652-1603. Update on Temporary Ball Fields Soon the youth of Shadow Creek Ranch will have a place to play ball! BC MUD 26 and BFB MUD 1 recognize there is a need for nearby available space to play sports while the City’s Shadow Creek Ranch Sports Complex is in the planning and construction phases.

Community Closet/Swap Shop

(Pearland Council of PTA and PISD working together for all our students) The next openings of the Community Closet/Swap Shop organized and run by the Pearland Council of PTAs for 2015-2016 will be August 25, September 29, October 27, November 17, December 15, January 26, February 23, March 29, April 26, and May 31. It will be the last Tuesday of every month, (Except on holiday week). Mark your calendars!

The Districts have awarded a contract to build temporary ball fields for your use on a first come, first served basis. No tax dollars were spent on this project; instead, the Districts funded this project from water revenue. Construction is expected to begin this May with an anticipated opening start date in September. To check on the status of the SCR Sports Complex, please contact City Parks and Recreation Director Michelle Graham at mgraham@ pearlandtx.gov.

The Community Closet/Swap Shop is located at Pearland Jr. High West (2337 N. Galveston Rd.) in the gray building behind the school and across from PACE. Look for a banner with “Swap Shop” on it. Pearland Area Community Newsletter • June 2015

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Pearland Knitting Club

All knitters and crocheters are invited to join the Pearland Knitting Club. The group meets every Tuesday 7pm-9pm at Denny’s (northwest corner of 518 and 288 - across from Pearland Town Center). All levels of experience are welcome as well as any age or gender. Feel free to come for help with your projects and to socialize with fellow stitchers. For additional information email Elizabeth at evm622@yahoo.com KPB FASHION DESIGN CONTEST Recycle Runway Fashion Show

Designers who enter this contest will create wearable art made of items destined for the landfill or recycling. These participants will become knowledgeable about problems associated with waste generation and then express them through fashion and artistic design. There is a $5 entry fee per garment due at the orientation on June 3, 2015 at 5pm at the Stella Roberts Recycling Center, 5800 Magnolia, Pearland 77584. Contact Lenora by email ltollefson@mykpb.org to learn more about the event.

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Saturday, July 4, there will be a concert starting at 6 p.m.

Fireworks start at 9 p.m. at Pearland High School Stadium, 3775 S. Main, Pearland. Parking is at Pearland HS or jump on a Free shuttle at Pearland Junior High South or Turner Career HS, 4719 Bailey Rd.

Join us in celebrating our country’s birthday! A military salute will begin the evening’s entertainment followed by the National Anthem. At sundown, enjoy a spectacular fireworks display presented by Westside Veterinary Hospital from your seat in the stadum. Food vendors, face painters and glow trinkets will be available for purchase. The Spinsations is our featured band. For more information call 281-412-8900 or visit pearlandparks.com.

Please see the website, www.shadowcreekranchmuds.com, for dates, times, and locations of upcoming meetings. The District generally meets every first Friday at 12:00 p.m. at the offices of Allen Boone Humphries Robinson LLP, 3200 Southwest Freeway, Suite 2600, Houston, Texas 77027. In addition to the website, agendas for each meeting are posted at the entrance to the lift station located at 2753 Biscayne Bay Drive Pearland, Texas 77584, and at the Brazoria and Fort Bend County Courthouses at least 72 hours before every meeting, and the Board of Directors invites all members of the public to attend its meetings. Please contact the District through the “contact”page on this website if you need confirmation of a Board meeting.

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Love for Think Pink: Annual Bunco Fundraiser- support breast cancer awareness and education. The NASA - Brazoria County Alumnae Chapter of Zeta Tau Alpha cordially invites our area alumnae and collegiates to join us at our June meeting on Monday, June 8, at 7:00pm at the home of Dottie White, Bedford Apartments (Clubroom) 110 Dunbar Estates Drive, Friendswood, TX 77546. We will have a very exciting silent auction - “Make it, Bake it or Fake it” (please bring silent auction items) - all proceeds go to support breast cancer awareness and education. Refreshments will be provided.

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Alvin Community College does not provide an interpretation of the scan, however, a copy of the scan can be provided for a donation of $10.00 per requested CD. The scans are considered non-diagnostic since they are performed by students, however, if the faculty member sees anything that requires further evaluation the participant will be informed to see their physician.

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If you are an absolute beginner and want to learn how to dance Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, Cumbia, Kizomba, then join our easy to follow, step by step dance group lessons. You will have a blast! All ages welcome. We meet at the Emerald Bay Recreation Center every Monday and Wednesday night and Body Evolution Fitness on Sunday afternoons.

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University of Houston-Clear Lake Pearland Campus has been recognized by Tree Campus USA, a national program launched by the Arbor Day Foundation and Toyota that honors colleges and universities and their leaders by promoting healthy trees and conservation. For more information about the UHCL Pearland Campus, contact the Office of Enrollment Services at 281-212-1690 or visit http:// www.uhcl.edu/pearland. Page 16

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Outdoor Recreation If youíre nuts about nature like we are and interested in discovering new ways to play with opportunities to improve your skill level and explore outdoor pursuits that are available just beyond your front door.† Join us during one of our interpretive activities at a City of Pearland facility near you. Our parks and recreation department has teamed up with Texas Parks & Wildlife Department to conduct a series of nature based activities that include camping, wildlife viewing, hiking/ biking, fishing, geocaching and much more. Each activity is led by a professional nature enthusiast with years of experience in the great outdoors. For more information or to register, please contact Kendrick Gray at kgray@pearlandtx.gov. Or 281.412.8915.

Introduction to Geocaching Learn how to use a GPS unit to find hidden treasure in the outdoors. The presenter explains the basics of operating a GPS unit, and then helps participants use it to find geocaches already put in place by other geochachers in the activity venue. Participants learn how to hunt caches, what the look like, what’s inside, geocaching etiquette and outdoor ethics. An adult must remain during the program with children ages 10 & under. Date: Monday, June 15, 2015 and Monday, July 6, 2015 Time: 6 - 7 p.m., $5, Age: 7+

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through a state or national park, there are things you need to know before heading out. Learn how to make the hike a safe and enjoyable event. Learn about hiking equipment from boots to hats and everything in between. We will discuss hazards such as weather, wildlife and trail conditions. Hit the trail for a good time!An adult must remain during the program with children ages 10 & under. Date: Thursday, May 21, 2015

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Selecting an Off-Road Bike and Preparing for a Ride Often called Mountain Biking, Off-road Biking has quickly become one of the most popular outdoor activities, with over 40 million active riders in the United States alone. If you’re just getting started on off-road biking the choices can be overwhelming. This program will cover the basics of bike selection and the necessary equipment for the specific type of riding that interests you. Ride on! An adult must remain during the program with children ages 10 & under. Date: Tuesday, May 5, 2015

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Essentials of Kayaking This eco-friendly sport is recognized as one of the fastest growing sports in the world! Our lessons provide introduction for the beginning paddler, the course is led by an ACA certified instructor who will share their love and passion for the water through this interactive experience.

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The latest report on animals rescued during the Spring Clean-up is that all are doing well and expected to be released soon. In fact, one group of pelicans GCWR took in during that weekend will be released shortly. For those wanting to lend a hand, the group can be reached through their web page at www.gcwr.org.

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Adopt-A-Beach efforts didnâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t stop with cleaning up public beaches. Strong winds and hail passing along the coast on April 17 left behind quite a few dead and injured seagulls, pelicans, and other shore birds. Many of the birds suffered head trauma from the hail or broken wings from the high wind gusts. Volunteers collected about 60 of the surviving birds and transported them to local wildlife rehabilitators for help.

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Volunteers registered at Surfside totaled 359; Quintana registered 130 participants; and Schlumberger, with their own threemile section of Follettâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Beach, registered 400 employees and family members. In all, the 889 volunteers in Brazoria County picked up 32,925 pounds of trash along a 17-mile stretch of public beaches.

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The teaching staff includes Brenda Varvoutis, Carol Colvin, and Raul Dominguez directing the choirs (there’s a special choir for 6th, 7th, and 8th grade boys to offer special help in using their new tenor and baritone voices). Criss Boganegra and Melissa Medina lead the voice classes, with special attention to sight-singing for the 6th, 7th, and 8th graders. Christina Bires teaches beginning violin, Deborah Edwards leads the Orff/Percussion classes, Allie Wagner teaches beginning guitar, and Carol Barwick leads the beginning piano class. All are teachers in Clear Creek, Pasadena, Goose Creek, and the Austin school districts. “Broadway Bound” is the afternoon session from 1 to 5 p.m. Campers will rehearse and present a mini musical at the end of their week of singing, dancing, and acting. Highly acclaimed Theater Under the Starts Educational Director, Ms. Rozie Curtis, leads the afternoon session with the help of Ms. Brenda Varvoutis.

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Campers who stay all day bring a sack lunch to enjoy together from 12:30 to 1:00. Register online at bayareayouthsingers.org. or e-mail bayareayouthsingers@Hotmail.com or call 832-425-2329 with questions about Music Camp. Carol Barwick serves as Music Camp Coordinator.

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A support group for Survivors of Traumatic (TBI) and other brain injuries’ meets on the 1st Tuesday of each month at Gateway Community Church (760 Clear Lake City Blvd) at 6:30pm.

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Singing, beginning violin, guitar, piano, chimes, and percussion led by professional music educators and student musicians.

Acting, singing, choreography, and perform a mini-musical! Led by Rozie Curtis & Brenda Varvoutis

Advanced classes in voice, piano, & sight-singing for jr. high campers.

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NEW THIS YEAR! YOUNG MEN’S CHOIR!!! Grades 6, 7, 8 Voice & Sight-Singing Class for Jr.High Students

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Churches & Religious Organizations Page 22, 24-27

Clear Lake Presbyterian Church 1511 El Dorado Blvd., 77062 Register online at: bayareayouthsingers.org by June 10, 2015. Questions? Call 832-693-3864 Camp Sponsors: Bay Area Youth Singers and the Bay Area Chorus(non-profit, 501(c)3 organizations)

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The non-profit voluntary group, Beyond Affairs Network (BAN), provides a way for people dealing with a partner’s affair to meet for mutual support.

Upcoming meeting topics are World War II Censored Covers on June 8 and our monthly auction on June 22. For further information and directions contact Bob Osman at 281-488-3356.

BAN participants meet to share helpful resources and personal experiences. It is a way to find out that there are others feeling the same way you do, and that the hurt will go away. Meetings are open to anyone whose spouse had an affair, whether or not the marriage survived. Participants are guaranteed anonymity.The support group’s email address is clearlakeban@ yahoo.com. STAMP COLLECTORS WANTED AT JSC STAMP CLUB

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This electrifying Broadway musical is the true story of the famed recording session that brought together rock n’ roll icons Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, and Carl Perkins for the first and only time. On December 4, 1956, with the holidays just around the corner, chart-topper Presley, a then unknown Lewis, rising star Cash and up-and-comer Perkins are called together by producer and manager Sam Phillips at Sun Records in Memphis. In the rocking hour that follows, Phillipsí roster of extraordinary musical talent shows why and how they became four of the biggest names in music history. The hit score includes legendary hits such as “Fever,” “That’s All Right,” “Sixteen Tons,” “Great Balls of Fire,” “Walk the Line,” “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “Blue Suede Shoes” and “Hound Dog.” This is the music that made memories that are as vibrant today as they were in the 50s.

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For ticket prices and more information about upcoming 2015 events, call The Grand’s box office at 409-765-1894, 800-821-1894, or visit The Grand’s web site at www.thegrand.com. Pasadena Little Theatre presents ‘Goodbye Charlie’ by George Axelrod

Pasadena Little Theatre, Houston’s oldest community theatre in continuous operation, begins its 61st season, the Season of Dreams, with Goodbye Charlie by George Axelrod. A knockout farce about a cad and womanizer with a foul mouth and a taste for booze. Killed hightailing it from a lover’s husband’s yacht, Charlie “returns” as a woman (cigar in hand) and gets a second chance at life and love. Written by the playwright of The Seven Year Itch, the debut Broadway run starred Lauren Bacall as the title character to be followed by Debbie Reynolds along with Tony Curtis in the film adaptation. Pasadena Little Theatre’s presentation of Goodbye Charlie features as Director well known stage actor/singer Revis Bell in his directorial debut along with an outstanding cast. This promises to be a hilarious show and one that will be a sell out quickly. The production opens on June 12th and continues weekends through June 28th. Friday and Saturday show times are 8:00 P.M. and Sunday matinees are at 3:00 P.M. There is one Thursday show at 8:00 P.M. on June 25th. Visit www.pasadenalittletheatre.org. or call our box office at 713941-1758 for more information. churches & religious organizations

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Children’s library, reading logs, prizes and more are offered at Epiphany Lutheran Church Summer Reading Club which will be held Tuesdays and Wednesdays June 30-July 29. Tuesdays 6-7:30 pm, program at 6:30 pm; Wednesdays 10-11:30 a.m., program at 10:30 a.m. There will be Special programs including puppets, crafts, and science No registration required and it’s free!

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FUMC PEARLAND AND ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL PARTICIPATE IN SERVICE day

On April 12, Friendswood United Methodist Church Pearland and St. Andrews Episcopal Church joined together to leave the church building and go out in to the community and “be the church.”

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FUMC Pearland and St. Andrew’s Episcopal bagged over 8,000 lbs of beans and rice to be sent to villages in Mexico.

A 48- member combined choir of F UMC Pearland and St. Andrew’s musicians traveled to Hope Village and to Methodist Hospital in the Medical Center to share the gift of music. This was the third annual Be The Church Day for FUMC Pearland and plans are in the works for 2016.

To learn more about this program, as well as the many other ministries and programs at First United Methodist Church Pearland, go to fumcpearland.org. Everyone is welcomed at First United Methodist Church Pearland. We hope to see you there! To Advertise Call 281-488-7422

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Israeli Folk Dancing schedule

And the dancing continues... What meant to last only for 4-5 months is now in its 6th year, as the participants do not want to stop dancing. The sessions are not built on one another, so if you miss a few or just want to start, you can catch up quickly.

The dances are held at Congregation Shaar Hashalom on Mondays, from 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm. June dates are 1st, 8th, 15th, 22nd and 29th. $4/session or $35/10 sessions for CSH members and $5/session or $45/10 session for non-member will cover expenses. Everyone is welcome to join the group - meven if you haven’t attended before. Dancing is an excellent cardiovascular exercise while having fun! Congregation Shaar Hashalom is located at 16020 El Camino Real, Houston, TX 77062 and is the conservative synagogue in the Bay Area.

The entire community is invited to attend. For more information please contact the Synagogue office at 281-488-5861 or at csh. houston@gmail.com. Free Family Entertainment with ‘ticket to broadway’

Join us on Friday, June 26 at 8pm and June 27 at 2pm and 7pm for “Ticket to Broadway,” a Broadway Revue for the entire family! Come enjoy an evening of singing and dancing with songs from Aladdin, High School Musical, Grease and many more fun and exciting shows!

Performances are free and will be held at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 1802 Gunwale, Houston 77062. For more information, call Chris Reeder at 281-488-7077.

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Please join us for sitting and walking meditation followed by a short Dharma talk. All are welcome. Child care provided. For more information: dharmaspring.org or email Cathy at peregrinacathy@homail.com. To Advertise Call 281-488-7422

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Cajun French Music festival planned

The Houston Heritage Chapter of the Cajun French Music Association of Louisiana is continuing its annual tradition of hosting a Festival. August 29th, 10:00am-6:00pm at the Northside Columbus Hall located at 607 E. Whitney 77022.

There will be dancing to the music of Donny Broussard & the Louisiana Stars and Lesa Cormier & the Sundown Playboys. Cajun Gumbo and Boudin, Pork Stew, Red beans & rice and Hamburgers are on the menu. Beer & soft drinks and water served from the bar.

Admission is $ 10.00 for adults and children 12 and under are free. Parking is free. Contact Helen Pulnik 281-256-3097 hpulnik@ yahoo.com.

The Bay Area Community Center at 5002 E. NASA Pkwy.; located inside Clear Lake Park, Seabrook, Texas invites you to attend the annual “Christmas In July” Holiday Antiques, Arts and Crafts Market on Friday, July 10th from 9am to 5pm and Saturday, July 11th. From 9am to 3pm. Bring your friends and family and get a jump on the holidays. This year we will have a kid zone and lots of fun things for kids.

There’s something for every member of the family. We will be serving delicious Rudy’s BBQ! We also have great concession food! Another great plus is that “Christmas In July” Holiday Antiques, Arts & Crafts Market is free to the public. For more information, please call 281-326-2955.

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I have done business with B.J. Stampley, owner of Maverick Remodeling for at least 10 years. He has helped me remodel my home in El Lago several times. He is a great remodeler because he has vision and can relate to the customer. He came immediately for a water leak and fixed the problem. I never needed help with planning or decorating as BJ had such excellent ideas. When I was having trouble with a general contractor, while building a new home I called BJ and he came immediately. After being told

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Recently had a tune-up done on my two 16 year old units by AirCon for the first time and must say I received excellent service by Walter. He was very thorough in doing the work and diagnosing issues with one unit cooling. I felt he was very honest in explaining issues and provided me a detailed estimate for replacing one unit in the future. I appreciated that unlike other contractors that have serviced my AC he did not try to sell me a new unit after only 5 minutes on the job. All in all I am very satisfied with the work done for the price and will really consider going with AirCon for future installation. Highly recommend you give them a try for any AC problems. KL, Sugarland

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